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The Daisy Chain was an American all-female garage rock and psychedelic band formed in Fullerton, California, during the 1960s. The group consisted of Michelle "Shele" Pinizzotto on vocals, Camille Orosco on organ, Rosemary Butler on bass guitar, and Dee Dee Lea on drums. Members previously played in a high school band called the Ladybirds. The band name symbolized their desire for unity and reflected the psychedelic flower power era.

In late 1967, The Daisy Chain released their album Straight or Lame on United International Records. The album reflected the garage rock and psychedelic sound of the time and sold over 5,000 copies within the first three weeks of release, evidencing a strong initial reception. Following the release, the band embarked on a national tour covering parts of the Southwest United States, Colorado, and Illinois. Despite this initial success, the band disbanded shortly after their tour in early 1968.

After The Daisy Chain's dissolution, members Michelle Pinizzotto and Rosemary Butler went on to form a new band called Birtha with Olivia Favela and Sherry Hagler. Birtha enjoyed comparatively greater commercial success in the early 1970s, securing a major label deal with ABC-Dunhill and releasing two albums along with several singles before disbanding in 1975. Over time, The Daisy Chain's music gained recognition among garage rock and psychedelic music enthusiasts, highlighted by a reissue of their album in 2005.